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satanicoo · 04-09-2003, 07:59 PM

i was afraid you where gonna say that.

indeed, air is nothing compared to water in moving heat, so it will have to have a bigger area of air dissipation.

but, i do disagree that the rule is the more the merrier. i think slk900 can be better if smaller, with a high-pressure, high cfm fan. but i dont know how much smaller.

i dont know the size i should have. do you ppl know any software that can simulate air moving? doesnt matter if its expensive, i can always crack it

.

but then again: imagine this cooler with a VACUUM cleaner fan ( i mean that thing used to clean the house, dunno if this is the correct translation). it does have an enourmous suction power, so maybe, maybe it could be good...

but i need an air simulator software....

04-09-2003, 07:59 PM	#7
satanicoo Cooling Savant Join Date: Nov 2002 Location: portugal Posts: 635	i was afraid you where gonna say that. indeed, air is nothing compared to water in moving heat, so it will have to have a bigger area of air dissipation. but, i do disagree that the rule is the more the merrier. i think slk900 can be better if smaller, with a high-pressure, high cfm fan. but i dont know how much smaller. i dont know the size i should have. do you ppl know any software that can simulate air moving? doesnt matter if its expensive, i can always crack it . but then again: imagine this cooler with a VACUUM cleaner fan ( i mean that thing used to clean the house, dunno if this is the correct translation). it does have an enourmous suction power, so maybe, maybe it could be good... but i need an air simulator software....